The Rev. Edwin S. Gault

What an honor & a privilege to have known this gentleman the last few months of his life. Serving lives as a healthcare professional is all worth it because of people like Mr. Ted Gault. And to Mrs. Gault, its been an utmost pleasure ...may God bless you always.

We had the pleasure of knowing Ted and Carol in the SW Florida Chorus and on the board. I helped organize a European trip for the choir, and saw Ted in a most beautiful setting. He was able to re-connect with some German friends, the husband of which Ted had 'guarded' at a WWII POW encampment. His care and love of all was so evident. He didn't just get back together with an enemy - it was a fellow human being. What a wonderful lesson we all learned that day. Husband, father, Minister, Singer, Family leader, Friend - and one who lived the life belief - that we all are God's children. RIP Ted. Bruce and Karen Galbraith

dearest ted,

you were the kindest most caring person I ever met.

you were with us through gabe's illness every inch of the way. I know he called you often. I think you calmed him and you listened to him at the end of his days. I will always think of you with love and affection.

iknow that you will continue your wonderful work in heaven.

I bid you adieu, till we meet again,
Muriel s freedman

Enjoyed Ted at our MacKellar Club meetings and at those baseball games that honored him. My condolences to Carol and the family.
Bud Roedema

Uncle Ted always had a twinkle in his eye and a smile on his face. I'll never forget the time Ted and Carol arrived in Chicago by train and we all went out to a fancy downtown restaurant. Such a marvelous time!

TED, as he was known to the members of the MacKellar Luncheon Club in Fort Myers was the head and heart and sole of the club. Among his numerous achievements and awards mentioned, not many may be aware that he was honored at Hammond Stadium, the Spring Training home of the Minnesota Twins twice: Once to throw out the Ceremonial First Pitch of the game and on a second occasion as the Honored Veteran for the playing of the National Anthem. )If there were a way I'd post the photos here.) Frank A. Carr

As with anyone who has lived such a full life as Dad did, there's so, so much more we could write about him. His obituary is just the official record. Our family looks forward to writing and talking with all of his friends around the world about what a great man we all know he was.